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Residence Life needs 50-75 rising seniors to liveoff campus next year.

The expected incoming class next year will leaveabout 50 students without a room, even with resi-dent assistants living with a roommate.

Director of Residence Life and Assistant Dean ofStudents Lindsey Taylor said there is currently noplan if not enough students decide to live off cam-

pus next year. Taylor said it is hard to have any ex-act numbers on the amount of students needed tolive off-campus since Berrys application deadline isMay 1 and room selection takes place before that.

Obviously we do not want a repeat of room se-lection last year, Taylor said. We are really lookingto the students on this one, but its with mixed emo-tions that we ask anyone to move off campus.

Dean of Students Debbie Heida said she wantsBerry to remain primarily a residential campus.

We hope this push for off campus [housing] isonly a one-year policy, Heida said.

There are construction plans for new residencehalls to be built. These residences would be apart-ment style rooms called The Villages. The Boardof Trustees meeting Feb. 16 and 17 will determinewhether construction will begin on these new resi-dences. The earliest the new residence halls couldopen is Fall 2013.

Rising seniors have already been issued their lot-tery number and will need to le their intent to live

off campus with Residence Life by Feb. 24. Studentsintending to live off campus must have a GPA of atleast 2.5 and have a good conduct record.

Taylor said even with the push last year for stu -dents to live off campus, the overall number of stu-dents who decided to take advantage of the offerdidnt change much.

Taylor said the Ofce of Residence Life has com-piled a list of some off-campus housing options forstudents.

When looking at apartments, Taylor advises stu-

dents to make sure they ask good questions and areas informed as possible before making a decision.Make sure you read the contract, Taylor said.

Do not sign anything until you are 100 percentcondent.

Heida also advised students preparing to live offcampus to use caution. She warned students to readthe lease, carefully consider who they will be room-ing with and make sure all other costs like groceriesand gas have been taken into consideration.

Heida also said while the obligation to purchasethe Flex Bucks meal plan has been removed, she ad-vises students to get it anyway.

It will ensure theres an option for a meal youdont have to pay out of pocket for and will be agood way to keep students connected with theirfriends on campus, Heida said.

SGA holds focus groupskriSten SellerSDeputy News Editor

College President Stephen R. Briggs is in the pro-cess of renewing the schools ve-year plan to set upgoals and standards for the years to come.

Student Government Association President seniorBrin Enterkin met with Briggs and discussed the rep-resentation of students opinion in the ve year plan.

As a result, SGA has begun leading and moderatingstudent focus groups.

Enterkin said the goal for the SGA focus groupsis for the ofcers leading to try to get a feel for howstudents are best engaged academically and then inturn apply that to future course work.

SGAs focus groups are comprised of differentBerry students from various class years. The dis-cussion at each focus group meeting is led by twoSGA ofcers who gather data, as these groups area mechanism for research, Enterkin said. Once SGAcompiles the research and has heard all the voicesof the students from the discussions, Enterkin willpresent the information to the Board of Trustees inlate February in hopes of improving student learn-ing engagement.

In the groups there is a major emphasis to inno-vate and allow students to be a part of the discussion

of student engagement. We want to have a voice inacademic improvement and engagement, Enterkin

said.Questions at the focus group meetings asked by

SGA ofcers are meant to prompt discussion on whatlearning tactics are inuential and benecial and howto continue those while implementing new ones thatwill further a successful education at Berry.

Multiple focus groups have already had detailedand successful discussions.

A participant in the focus group on Tuesday Jan.

24, senior Rex Bearden said the meeting was one bigdiscussion.

It was surprisingly productive. There were actu-ally a lot of applicable suggestions, Bearden said.

Bearden said the topic that mostly dominatedtheir discussion was student involvement througheld work. They discussed how to get Berry stu-dents more connected with the Rome communityand world resources for students to have more eldexperience outside classroom learning.

Senior Ariel Rainbow also had the opportunity toparticipate in a SGA focus group.

We all agreed and were very passionate on whatwe were talking about, Rainbow said.

She said a major point was Berry being moreplugged into the city of Rome for students to gainexperience in their eld.

I think Brin will do a good job representing and

say how the focus group was a success. We want avoice, Rainbow said.

nate laMbertStaff Writer

Todd Boss, whose work hasbeen featured in Poetry, TheLondon Times, The New York-er, NPR and Best AmericanPoetry, read some of work atBerry Monday Jan. 30.

Boss rst compilation, Yel-lowrocket was a nalist for theMinnesota Book Award, a Mid-west Booksellers Honor Book forPoetry, and earned Boss the EmilyClark Balch Prize from VirginiaQuarterly Review.

Boss is a master of tension, hav-ing made a study of poetic tensionand its cultivation and role in themedium while pursuing his Mas-ter of Fine Arts at the University

of Alaska-Anchorage.He describes tension as crucialin poetry.

Iit is] why some poems holdyour attention and others dont,Boss said.

Boss said there isnt a formula,but he tries to open a poem, com-plicate it, complicate it further,complicate it further still, and -nally close it. Such techniques, hesays, are almost like gimmicksthey are gimmicks, theres noth-ing pure about literature.

Boss uses short lines and stra-tegic line breaks to frustrate thereader, and force them to put thepoem together. He frequently em-ploys internal rhymes because hesaid theres something about therhyming experience that is plea-surable and surprising. Boss saidhe uses them with caution be-cause they can generate mistrust

or suspicion in his readers.

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PDA: Pretty D*** Awkward

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Every once in a while I have a hankering for an action-packed lm with guns, explosions and a side of doomed

love. Red Tails encompasses all of this and, though I amno World War II fanatic, the lm gave some fascinatingcontext of what it was like to be an African-American pilotfor the Air Force during that troubled time. Such contro-versial content can be ver difcult to present tastefull,

but this movie does an excellent job of presenting the hard-ships and prejudices without being prejudiced itself.

Red Tails follows the path carved b 332nd FighterGroup airmen trained at Tuskegee Institute. Though theare sent to Ital, the see little action at the beginning asidefrom blowing up enem transportation. However, Col.A.J. Bullard, plaed b Terrence Howard, returns to Wash -ington, D.C. and secures a part for his men in OperationShingle, allowing the men to prove themselves in combatand begin their journe towards recognition and respect.Along the wa the earn the name The Red Tails becausethe tails of their planes are red to make them easil identi-ed as friendl aircraft.

Despite the weight subject matter of the lm itself, a

simple theme wove throughout the storline. Friendshipin the face of adversit rose to the forefront of the lmcountless times as arguments take place or racism looksimminent, but for one reason or another, friendships aregained or maintained.

One of the friendships that most strikes me is the some-what antagonistic relationship between Mart Eas

Julian, plaed b Nate Parker, and Joe Lightning Little,plaed b David Oelowo. Lightning has trouble follow-ing orders, and prefers to perform reckless acts of heroismand thrill seeking. On the other hand, Eas, who is Light-nings superior ofcer, endangers the lives of his men bdrinking before he gets into his airplane. In an effort to

keep their friendship from failing, Lightning promises tofollow orders if Eas quits drinking.

Along the same lines as friendship, Red Tails alsoillustrates the power of respect for human relationships.Despite the obvious bigotr of the white soldiers andhigher-ranking ofcers earl on in the lm, the loalt and

braver of the Red Tails earns the respect of man white

airmen in the cit where the are stationed. This respectreplaces the harsh racism the men rst encountered, and isan encouraging thing in the warzone.

Something struck me, though, as I walked out of themovie theater, mulling over the lm in m head. While themessage was powerful, and the action was executed withcare and precision, some parts of the movie just didntseem to follow suit. First of all, there were a lot of overusedlines scattered throughout the dialogue. I love to laugh asmuch as the next person, but a movie about war doesntneed jokes ever ve minutes to keep the audience from

becoming depressed.Second, and this ma just be m pick movie-maker

nature, but there was no effort made to hide the fact thatthe over of the Pentagon was a modern shot. Since whendid 21st centur cars exist during World War II?

Aside from a few stumbles in the dialogue and a bitof laziness in the historical presentation, Red Tails is a

solid lm. It presents the hardships of being an African-American airman during a time of prejudice, and does sowithout overplaing or downplaing an of the problemsthe had. That, in itself, is commendable and makes thismovie one worth watching.

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IN SPORTSVikings earn rst wins of the season

PAUl WATSOnSports Editor

The Vikings earned their rst wins of the season after defeating twos h.

The rst team of the season to lose to the Vikings was the RustCollege Bearcats on Jan 28. The Vikings won 93-90 in overtime. Berryrecovered 45 rebounds, and Rust recovered 39. The Vikings forcednine turnovers, and the Bearcats forced 10. There were approximately

450 in attendance. The biggest lead was a Vikings lead of 13-4 in therst half. After this game, the Vikings were 1-17.

Mens basketball head coach Jeff Haarlow said the win was a teameffort.

It was not one individual, he said. The whole team trusted eachother more, and we shared the ball well. Weve cut turnovers in half.

The second game was against the Huntingdon College Hawks onJan. 30. The Vikings won 83-80. The Vikings recovered 35 rebounds,and the Hawks recovered 39. Berry forced 14 turnovers, and Rustforced 12. The biggest lead was a Vikings lead of 13-25. The Vikingsare now 2-17.

Haarlow said these two games were refreshing for the team.We are playing so many games on the road, its hard to keep con-

dence. These games were a breath of fresh air for us, Haarlow said.Junior guard Cody Marsh said he expected these wins.We know it was coming, he said. We still have six games. The

mindset is to go out and compete and win every one of them.The fans are also seeing a difference in the team. Sophomore Trevor

Sutton said he is seeing a positive change in the team.

Theyre really starting to mesh well as a team, he said. Theyrestarting to play for the team and not for themselves. These wins haveincreased condence, and we should expect more wins.

The Vikings next play at Maryville College on Feb. 8. Their next

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Berry College Board of Trustees member Sunny Park hosted the

annual Korean Lunar New Year celebration on Jan. 26. The featured

speaker was Republic of Korea Consul General He-Boem Kim, who

discussed the United States Free Trade Agreement with Korea. Junior

Laura Smith and senior Lauren Tracy spoke about their summer expe-

riences at Seoul Womens University, and guests at the celebrationwere treated to a performance from the Sugarloaf Korean Traditional

Dance Team for Mission.

Photos by Crystal Ward, Staff Photographer

LunarCelebrat ion

New Year